Cindy Crawford Makes This Classic Outfit Work for Summer
While Gisele Bündchen has long been considered the Queen of Rich Mom Style around here, Cindy Crawford is coming for the crown with her latest look.
The supermodel opted for a lowkey look to make a coffee run to Madman Espresso in New York City. She wore a blue and white striped button-up, left partially undone to show off her décolletage, tucked into a pair of blue straight-legged jeans with a raw hem.
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Crawford accessorized her coffee run look with a pair of Hermès Oran sandals in a warm brown leather, which matched her Sidekick bag from The Row. She topped it all off with a pair of oversized sunglasses.
Like many other Rich Mom aficionados, the super is a fan of the jeans and button-up combo. In colder weather, she's layered up with a sweater thrown over her shoulders and suede loafers. But today, in her sandals and sunnies, Cindy Crawford models how to bring the timeless look into summer.
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